Heart to Heart Frank Talks On Familiar Themes
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These, of course, will feel more or less deeply according to their de- privation or bereavement. Their pain will lose somewhat of its pointedness, however, through their consciousness of having sacrificed to a great cause to make the world saner safer and more stable in its progressive realization of life's finer possibilities. He that sacrifices worthily always gains more than he loses, not in money, maybe, but in the joy of man- fcood certainly. They will be the severer sufferers who when the... call to duty sounded shrank within themselves or only made a show of patriotism in parading themselves, or in pro- testing their loyalty to the flag. Even if your son or other dear one entered the ranks and incurred something of its direr experiences you have not occasion for pride unless fee was backed by your cheerful courageous sense of service. Only a fool will act as that woman did whom I know who tried to keep her boy out of the army and when she failed boasteJ that he was in. Such people will not have nor will they lie entitled to the true joy of victory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These, of course, will feel more or less deeply according to their de- privation or bereavement. Their pain will lose somewhat of its pointedness, however, through their consciousness of having sacrificed to a great cause to make the world saner safer and more stable in its progressive realization of life's finer possibilities. He that sacrifices worthily always gains more than he loses, not in money, maybe, but in the joy of man- fcood certainly. They will be the severer sufferers who when the... call to duty sounded shrank within themselves or only made a show of patriotism in parading themselves, or in pro- testing their loyalty to the flag. Even if your son or other dear one entered the ranks and incurred something of its direr experiences you have not occasion for pride unless fee was backed by your cheerful courageous sense of service. Only a fool will act as that woman did whom I know who tried to keep her boy out of the army and when she failed boasteJ that he was in. Such people will not have nor will they lie entitled to the true joy of victory.
What to read after Heart to Heart Frank Talks On Familiar Themes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyons, Alexander, 1867-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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